The NHS has today launched a new online vaccine site finder to make it as easy as possible for eligible people to get their monkeypox jab.

The world-first national genetic testing service will be able to diagnose within days rather than months, and potentially save thousands of severely ill children and babies.

‘Be kind to your mind’ that’s the message from local health experts as part of World Mental Health Day, as they urge people to do the small things to make a big difference to how they feel.

The NHS across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire is committed to supporting our colleagues and those in our care to have the opportunity to pay their respects to Her Majesty and commemorate Her reign.

To help stop the spread of the monkeypox virus, you may have seen the NHS is contacting and vaccinating people who are eligible for protection, in line with UKHSA advice.

‘We’re here for you’ – that’s the message from health and care services ahead of the Jubilee bank holiday celebrations (Thursday, 2 June to Sunday, 5 June) as they remind local people that many health and care services will remain open over the long weekend.

Local health leaders are backing a national drive to tackle loneliness and improve mental health and wellbeing among young adults..

Residents who take regular prescription medicines are being advised to think ahead and make sure they have adequate supply before the bank holiday weekend.

As the country looks towards the next phase of living with the virus, we wanted to update you on what that means for your local health and care services.

People with Covid-19 that fall into high-risk groups are to be given devices to monitor their blood oxygen levels from home.